Candy Hulu True Story Where Is She Now

Okay, let's talk about Candy Montgomery. We all binged that Hulu show, right? Murder, affairs, and bad perms. What's not to love?

But here's my unpopular opinion: I was kind of rooting for her. Don’t get me wrong, murder is wrong. But those axe swings? Pure, unadulterated rage release! I can almost understand it.

The Candy Craze: A Sweet and Sour Tale

Candy was everywhere. Suddenly everyone was an expert on 1980s Texas and axe-wielding housewives. My grandma even asked me about it. Grandma!

It felt like a real-life soap opera. Except with way more blood. And fewer shoulder pads. Although, the shoulder pads were pretty impressive in their own right.

Did Hulu Get it Right?

The show portrays Candy Montgomery as a frustrated housewife. She's bored and looking for a little excitement. An affair gone wrong – terribly wrong, obviously.

Now, was it accurate? Probably not 100%. Dramatization is the name of the game, people! But it was entertaining. And isn't that all that really matters?

Let's be real: Hulu needed ratings. A true crime story with a juicy twist? Bingo. Mission accomplished. We were all hooked.

So, Where is Candy Now? The Aftermath of Axe-Gate

After her acquittal, Candy Montgomery vanished. Poof! Like a bad perm on a humid day.

She changed her name. And moved to Georgia, apparently. Some say she works as a mental health counselor. Talk about irony!

Can you imagine being her patient? "So, you seem stressed...ever consider an axe?" Okay, maybe not.

The Mystery Continues

Seriously though, finding concrete info on Candy Montgomery today is tough. She’s good at hiding. Which, after everything, is understandable.

Maybe she's gardening. Maybe she's baking cookies. Or maybe she's secretly plotting her revenge on all the rubberneckers. Kidding! (Probably.)

But the mystery adds to the allure. We love a good "whatever happened to" story. It keeps the legend alive.

Final Thoughts: Candy, Hulu, and the Allure of True Crime

The Hulu show sparked a huge interest in the case. True crime is addictive. We're all a little bit morbidly curious, aren't we?

I think we were drawn to Candy Montgomery because she was…ordinary. A seemingly normal person capable of extraordinary (and horrific) things.

She reminds us that anyone is capable of anything. Which is terrifying. And strangely fascinating.

So, next time you reach for that candy bar, remember Candy Montgomery. And maybe think twice before having an affair. Or buying an axe. Just a thought.

And finally, I would love to know if she watched the Hulu show. And what she thought of it. Now that's a story I'd pay to see!